Bobby Wagner is coming back to where he built a Hall of Fame résumé.

The Seattle Seahawks announced Saturday they had agreed to terms with the free agent linebacker and later tweeted a picture of Wagner signing his contract. The move reunites the Seahawks with arguably the greatest defensive player in franchise history while filling a significant need in their linebacker corps. And it signals that the fences have been mended following Wagner's messy departure last offseason.

A source told ESPN's Adam Schefter that Wagner's deal is for one year and $7 million.

The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to terms on a contract with Rashaad Penny, according to a source.

Miles Sanders remains a free agent, likely having priced himself out of cap-strapped Philadelphia.

Penny suffered a broken fibula in Week 5 of 2022. The running back has never played a full season in five years.

Coming off a career year, Geno Smith says he'll be "much better" after signing a new contract with the Seattle Seahawks.

"I'll be much better! Can't wait," Smith wrote in response to a tweet about the three-year, $105 million deal he received.

In the first season since the Seahawks traded long-time starter Russell Wilson, Smith, 32, led the NFL with a 69.8 percent completion rate, threw for 4,282 yards, 30 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.

Geno Smith and the Seattle Seahawks have agreed to a three-year, $105 million contract with $52 million in the first year.

Smith had an excellent season at quarterback replacing Russell Wilson leading them to a surprise playoff berth.

The Seattle Seahawks are working to re-sign Geno Smith, but that won't stop them from considering a quarterback with the fifth overall pick in this year's draft.

John Schneider described contract talks with Smith as "positive" thus far.

"We are totally connected to the quarterbacks that are coming out," Pete Carroll said. "This is a really huge opportunity for us. It's a rare opportunity. We've been drafting in the low 20s for such a long time; you just don't get the chance with these guys. So we're deeply involved with all that."

The Seahawks haven't picked in the top five since they drafted linebacker Aaron Curry with the No. 4 selection in 2009.

"A lot," Schneider said when asked how much the Seahawks are looking at this year's quarterback class. "Every year, honestly, we really look at it a lot. Like I said earlier, we haven't picked fifth overall since we've been here. So yeah, I got out to see a lot of quarterbacks this year. It was pretty fun. But honestly, every year we've tried to do that, and we've tried to add quarterbacks."